by Tony Vidler 
If you believe in the value of advice, then it makes sense to believe in the value of getting good advice for yourself – or rather, for your business.
Nearly every small business can benefit from having a robust governance structure providing strategic input (and insight), additional skills, accountability and excellent risk management functions. The step from being a small practice run entirely by the Principal to requiring a full governance structure is a large one.
There is however an excellent interim step: forming an Advisory Board.
An Advisory Board can provide many of the benefits of a great governance structure, but at a much lower cost and with full autonomy for the Principal of a practice being retained.
In this weeks video we discuss the basics of how an advisory board can be constructed, and the value of getting good advice.
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